I want to create decimal number formated text field

hi
I am trying to create decimal for eg 1234.20
only this type number can acssess
for that what I do

try adding a CustomKeyListener to your text component....
to create decimal for eg 1234.20((JTextComponent)component).addKeyListener(CustomKeyListener(4,2));
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import javax.swing.text.JTextComponent;
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 char separator = '.';
 // total digits allowed
 int maximumSize ;
 // digits before the separator
 int before = -1;
 // digits after the separator
 int after = -1;
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 after = the_after;
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 e.getKeyCode() == KeyEvent.VK_BACK_SPACE||
 e.getKeyChar() == separator ||
 e.getKeyChar() == ',') {
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 if (txtComp.getText().indexOf(",") != -1 ||
 txtComp.getText().indexOf(".") != -1 ){
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 if (e.getKeyChar() == separator ||
 e.getKeyChar() == ',') {
 e.setKeyChar(new Character('\b'));
 return;
 // typed a digit
 int separatorPosition;
 if (txtComp.getText().indexOf(",") != -1 ){
 separatorPosition =txtComp.getText().indexOf(",");
 else{
 separatorPosition =txtComp.getText().indexOf(".");
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 int cp = txtComp.getCaretPosition();
// System.out.println("posizione del caret " + cp);
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 if ( cp <= separatorPosition ){
 if (txtComp.getText().
 substring(0,separatorPosition).trim().length()<
 before){
 return;
 else{
 e.setKeyChar(new Character('\b'));
 return;
 else{
 // caret after separator
 if (txtComp.getText().
 substring(separatorPosition+1).length()<
 after){
 // digit is ok!
 return;
 else{
 e.setKeyChar(new Character('\b'));
 return;
 else{
 // separator absent
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 if (e.getKeyChar() == separator ||
 e.getKeyChar() == ','){
 int cp = txtComp.getCaretPosition();
 if (txtComp.getText().length() - cp-1 < after){
 return;
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 return;
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 return;
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 return;
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 if (Character.getNumericValue(e.getKeyChar())!=-1)
 e.setKeyChar(new Character('\b'));
 return;
 else{
 // Maximum lenght reached
 e.setKeyChar(new Character('\b'));
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7. Select this code section and paste the value copied before to the clipboard by pressing ctrl + v.
8. That's it. When you now go back to the Design View your text field shows a formatted RichText as defaul text.

Formatted Text Field Formats

I have a FormattedTextField where the user inputs a decimal value. It works just fine, until the user deselects the field. At this point, if the value is <1 with three leading zeros (i.e. 0.0001), the field displays 0. The correct value is obtained from the text field, and it displays just fine when it's being edited, but the output is inaccurate.
// I print via String valueOf to make sure the issue isn't at a String function, and it turns out okay
console.printConsole(String.valueOf(a3));
// I specify a formatter factory with my own object (defined below)
// Since I use the same formatter object for the display, input, edit params, I would
// think the way it is outputted wouldn't change across these, but it does
label3 = new JLabel("i power " + 3 + " coefficient");
field3 = new JFormattedTextField(new DefaultFormatterFactory(
new CalFormatter(),
new CalFormatter(),
new CalFormatter()));
// And I make sure there are enough columns to display the info
field3.setValue(new Double(a3));
field3.setColumns(10);
// My cal formatter object
class CalFormatter extends NumberFormatter{
public CalFormatter(){
super();
// I manually call the valueOf String function in case that's where the loss of accuracy originates
// ...no luck
public String valueToString(double number) throws ParseException {
return String.valueOf(number);

what happens when you switch the lines to do the following:
from this:
field3.setValue(new Double(a3));
field3.setColumns(10);
to this:
field3.setColumns(10);
field3.setValue(new Double(a3));
setColumns clears the field, so that may be your problem.

I want to create decimal number formated text field

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